Welcome to Litsy!

• TBR since December 2, 2020 • mystery • emotional • japan • psychological-thriller • translated-works • 288 pages • first pub 2001 • 3 Stars

An everyman, Heisuke works hard at a factory job to provide for his wife, Naoko, and young daughter, Monami. He takes pleasure from the small things, like breakfast with both of them after a night shift. ⬇️

Still playing some review catch up.

I've been feeling nostalgic and I'm loving the classics. I almost forgot how much I loved Fear Street. I might need to start a new collection and restart from the beginning.

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Apologies for not posting this sooner. Thank you so much Tiffany for all the books, coffee,chocolates,pineapple lip gloss, etc. I had so much fun opening your generous package!

Relatable, fun and endearing. The “switched” plot is familiar but Harms uses it well to spotlight the fears of parents worried they aren‘t enough for their kids. A bit over the top in dramatic details the plot has heart ❤️. Wendy and Celeste are good foils for each other and as anticipated learn to respect and support each other in the difficult work of parenting. Perfect for a few laughs in the summer sun. 4⭐️

I figured I'd read this manga since I loved the movie when I saw it a while back. (I think it was released around the same time as the movie, though, so I don't anticipate seeing many if any differences). So far, this first manga is just as fun as the movie since it's exactly the movie in manga form. #Manga #BodySwap